davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-07

w. {. Green, of Sreen & Thomas, return
cd yesterday from Chicago, accompanied by
his four sisters. who will make their future
home in Wichita
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-07

H. j. Bechtel & c. F Coleman of fifth ward
had their horses stolen Thursday night from
their stables
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-07

l.. Simpson has commenced Sc, 0l0 frame
re ,idence Of my beautiful design, corner of
Fern and University avenue
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-07

Wor kmen were yesterday engaged in pre-
pairing the vacant lot south Of the Clement
building for the summer theatre to be erect
ed there soon
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-07

Timothy Coop arrived in the city from
Winfield and is confined to his loom with
malarial fever
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-07

James P Mead, kingman, c. II. Graham,
Kan-as City, F. V. Tryon, Chicago, and B.
W. Matlock, Winfield, are at Hotel Gan
dolfo
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-07

Oscar Haythorn, OF Belle Plaine, was a
caller at the EAGLE Office yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-07

J. W. Green is again able to be around
after his late severe illness.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-07

Mr.. McQuiddy, of Newton, member Of the
Western Publishing company. was in the
city yesterday and and visited the EAGLE
printing house
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-07

Chas. W. Scranton, OF New Haven, Conn.
was among yesterdays arrivals.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-07

James G. Reed, Of Dighton, stopped over
IN the city yesterday on his way to his home
in Missouri.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-07

Mr.. Allison was yesterday raising the
frame for an elegant new residence on Uni
yersity avenue.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-07
= c A p X l G f

Extra copies of the EAGLE can be OBJ
tained in the counting room for five cents
each, with or without wrappers.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-07

Ralph NJ. Easily, of TIE Hutchinson News
was in the city yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-07

The case OF c. c. Fur.ey VS. B. Lsngridge
ct 81, occupied the attention OF his honor.
Judge Wall, yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-07

Mr. Mus-sr, the big iran FaAa Ct aas~as
Cirv. calIas az tbs EAGLE off 70 yess~r iar.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-07

w. 3. Adams, of Greensburg, was among
yesterdays arrivals
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-07
ADJUSTMENTS.


KxyIoHIrA MUSEUM. v.o,,
W ENNIS s YoUSa, Propr;etors and Managers.
South Main s., near Douglas Ave,
The pupuiar family resort and the Only Place OF
Amusement in the city open the year rouno.
PARLOR STAGE.
FRANK MAJILTON. Grotesque JugGlcr.
MASTER JOSEPH. Vocalist.
PROF sANDERsON. Royal Mar 'onettes
AUDITORIUM.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY.
The Beautiful Nautical Comedy Drama
BEN BOLT
Characters by Our Popular Stock Company.
Admission 10 cents 70 all.
Daily n,st:rees arranged especially for the enter
tsInnent OF ladies' and children
Doors open from to 10 p. m.
n. B.-Every dsy al LEO and $50 p, M. Prof Her
nert VIII msEes grand h'fh wire ss ,ti, from
GARFIELD OPERA HOUSE.
U EssIs /. YorNG, sole ess. and Managers.
FRED DIXON, Asst Manag r.
TONIGHT AT c'CLo, K.
Special Fnaagement OF
IA KNOLL, the Celebrated American Comet
v,rtuoso this evening. in is .puler cornf solos.
THE MAsCoTTE
And Until Further Nojce.
SATURDAY MATINEE AT O'CLOCK.
vi the Original Great Casino ca st.
introducing Jessie Hatcher May Smith. Anna Far
reIl, George Payton Bruce Amsbury.
Fred lixon and F. Robbins.
NEW CHORUS, NEW COSTUMES.
NEW CBESTNUTS, NEW LAUGHS.
Popular prices OF emission. % and % cents. re-
served seats 80 cents.
Doors open at Z p m, performance commences at
Sp m.
TRAWEORD'S OPERA HoC >E,
" L. NJ CRAWFORD Manager.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. MAY IL 4 Is.
Welce me Appearance of the satellite
MISS MINNIE MAIDEN.
And Her Excellent Company In Taylor's Charming
- c A X G. E--
Presented with Same Precss on as In New York,
Boston, Philadelphia, Balti more. Chicago
and Elsewhere Under direction
or Mr. Arthur Miller.
Seats on Sale at Box once Monday, May 9. Price,
81. as and 81.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-07

George C. BiouEed was up from Winfield
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-07

w. A. Mickey was up from Wellington
yesterday.
H. II. Buckwalter was over from Emporia
Yesterday
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-07

The customary crowded and delighted au-
diences witnessed the very strong and enter
tanning attractions offered at this. favorite
resort. There will be change of program
commencing Monday next, when very at
tractive bill will be offered both on the
parlor and auditorium stage.
Wichita eagle., 1887-05-07
Dress Goods : Department

You should examine Big Bonanza Bargains in wool
dress goods We mention just Those Brilliant
Luster Woods at so cents worth rs We have only few
left, they go with rush
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-03
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS

We take special price in this depart
ment to present to the people fine
goods at as low prices as possible.
We mention a few leaders which
are extra values:
100 1914 Crochet Quilts, something
elegant, at the low price OF 90c-
cheap for 81 %.
100 Ia French Marseilles Quilts in
lovely designs at 81 30, really worth
81.
25 pieces Cardinal Table Damask
at Doc. This is 60 inches wide and
worth 81.
so pieces Genuine TurkeyRed Dam
ask at 374c. This is 60 inches wide
and the universal price is 60c.
100 dez. 20x40 All Linen Huck Tow
els at 15c each, fully worth 50 SO
per doz.
100 doz, Fancy Turkish Tides, 12!c.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-03
CLOAK AND SUIT DEPT.

These lovely Costumes seen at our
Opening will be sold at a sacrifice.
These are by far superior to any
thing ever exhibited in this city,
bought expressly for the finest
trade and embracing everything
novel. Don't miss this sale.
5 Imported ChantillyLace Costumes
5 Imported Spanish Lace Guipure
Costumes.
% Imported Black Silk Costumes.
$50 Imported Ladies Spring Worsted
Costumes, ranging from 81 so to
$35 each.
4 Imported Tea Gowns-beauties.
II Imported Jet Wraps, worth $35
to $50, now $50 80.
% Silk Wraps, lace and jet trim
mings, were 500 80, now 81 Is.
$50 Ladies' Spring Jackets, all styles.
80 Children's Spring Wraps.
100 doz. Ladies and Misses Jerseys.
This sale will interest you.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-03
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMT.

% pieces, all left, Beige Mixtures 10
stripes, with plain to match, at Zoe
per yard.
so pieces Wool Batiste, a lovely
weave for spriag wear, in heliotrope
and wood, full 80 inches wide
cheap at 474c.
30 pieces ALL Wool French Albatros,
80 inches wide, every shade-some-
thing new. These goods will please
you at Soc per yard.
In Brown and Gray Mixtures we
will close out 20 pieces 40 inches
wide and all wool at Csc per yard.
Is pieces Sebastopol Cloth, some
thing new, every shade, lovely
goods, A inches, at 75c.
We offer Sponged Tricot, 81 inches
wide and extra good value, at 81
per yard.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-03
SILK Department

13 pieces c. j. Bonnet's Black Satin
Rhadama, the entire lot Of the i'm
porter. We offer them at the
ridiculously low price of 75c pery'd.
OPENED Observation-Disclosures
invoice Of those lovely Morie Fran
caise, in every imaginable shade.
These goods are excellent values,
lust the correct thing for handsome
suit, and will be offered at 81 per
yard-goods actually worth ~ BIZ.
case-5O0 pieces-Pongee Silks at
&c per yard. These goods else
where cost 80 per cent. more.
At 924c-We present the public
with 30 pieces extra weight Black
eros Grain Silk. This is gem,
and the market value is 81 30.
Morie Franchise, in Black Only, at
95c. A real bargain.
JUST ABRIVED-Another lot Of
Black Silk Royals, dress quality
which we will make our Leader"
at s. %. These goods cannot be
found elsewhere for less than 81.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-03
PARASOLS! PARASOLs!
A Sublime Stock Grand Styles
Everything New Don't miss
seeing these Beautiful Goods.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.

The following is a great sale of goods
which are slightly soiled, every
article perfect, We place them in
lots aud mark them so low that you
will certainly appreciate the Gle
gance OF material Tor such low
prices:
No, IA lot Of Infants Shirt Slips
at Zoe.
No. 2-Ahother lot of same with
fine trimming, were zoo, now 500.
Nos, 3, ! and 5-Show just what you
want for tho children and at almost
your own price.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-03
DIED.
FUNERAL NOTICE.

PESDERG RAST-rhe friends and ao-
qusintances Of John r. Pendsrgrast and
family are invited to attend the funeral of
his wife. KATE PEEDxEgaAsr, from her late
residence. corner Of Rayburh avenue and
Clay streets this 5tsp ADAYl afternoon at
1850 o'clock. Services at 81. JesePh's
Hgsh az e't.stE,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-03

125 doE Misses Real French Black
Lisle Thread Hose, silk finished.
These goods we offer at 35c, or 3
pairs for 81.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-03

Al soc we show 100 doz. Brilliant
Black French Lisle. These are
genuine bargains and our own i'm
pOrtation.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-03

SPECIAL = 70 dox. Ladies Real
French Lisle Thread Hose, beauti-
lul shades, at the low price of 5Oc--
worth S5c.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-03
HOSIERY! HOSIERY!

This stock is by far the most com
plete department in the South, and
embraces everything found in n
strictly first class house:
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NruITE CTAR LINE
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL March 6.-l2:30 p m.-Cotton- Bu,,n... Il.
rood At hardening MiddlnR Upanda I'D. 10 or
can. sd; sslss-i2O00 bales including 1000 bals. V e
SPECULATION aud export Receipts-<0O0 balos ncudns
zoo bales American.
Tnture, rm at the advance Upiands Low Mdino clans.
March delivery ol7.B4d; do March and April dsyerv
ITsad do April and May delivery l6B4d; sl,o az,
do MAY and June delivery l7eld IS G4d do Pnna
and Jny delivery Iy6ld; also 2064d; do July ana
gust delivery 2064d also 264d do August and seu
tember delivery 216sd also 231&d dc. septembe and
October delivery. lt-6sd
m-Cotlon-Tn ssles Of the dav included 300 baIes
American
clause March delivery iG0td value do March and Xp.
1904 buyers do May and unedelivery is64d sesrs
August delivery, 2l-e4d seliers DO. August and sen
teber delivery 221&d buyers do September October
delivery l6-64d buyers 49,
GALVESTON, March 6.cotton firm Middnng, o.. Low
receipts $40 bales sales 8o bales stock t9Il7 bsiea
NoRpoLK March 6Cotton steady, Middling Ca net and
gross receipts Ae6 bales exports Coastwe i5 bales Gales
697 bales stock 1883 bales
sAyAxxAa, March ACTION quiet Niddns s.le Low
Adding, ll6 Good Ordinary. lil0 net and gross
receipts bales; exports g The Continent 500 bales
5sw oshsAsa March Cotton steady hidaiins. go
f0S1 bales Gross l5oe bales exP"rs 70 Great Britain
bsles coastwse. A.2A9 bales "a ~ 1000 bAiss stock
o15,263 bAleA
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price, but the movement 10 unmpoftsnt LSnG Geef u
New.York quoted at Sbc...., DRESSED HO0s-Afs
tribe higher with fair demaud City Heavy to L&nt q
5rn7%c; Piss 7se LARpIThe temper was sge1 "
0iS points early day. um which the changes were
leaving on Of near The best rates The specua
moderate and pretty well dsrbuted although May
err Steam spot quoted o5S76 nc CITY Steam asan higher
sales l4O tea 3oc closing 1905 refined quoted 7a1e,
Sales $50 April 7.7217 &C., closing 77sci 500 tcs
Nav 1897 $50. closing 1926 5000 tos. June 5,780
7s7c closing &c., 300 tea July 7S6a7S7 closing 7sSc
noIninai 1000 tcs August 1872. BUTTER. CHEksf
and EGGS-Butter-The changes have not been material
since last Holders views as TO prices are quito rm and
Creamery 22a30c Dairy halt hrkIn tubs 20 29c
Western Dairy. l372lc. Western Initstion Creapmery
i2S92c Old Butter Western Creamery lac
pee Dairy tubs sia,e DARK rsiIs and
without change OF moment and trading continues o.
limited character State Factory, 1l19l3[c incluilng
Fancy White 1890 do Coored l3i2d l3'%c Light sKims
1lkdl2c.: Pennsylvania Skins 3403Ic Eggs-hsves
light demand and the feeling continues weak Prices now
ever show decided change State 17kc WESTERN l7c'
Southern. l82. 617c
sTEARINE-More active and firm City quoted at &c.
Sales 100 hhds and 80 900 N Ole0margaripe 6iac
sU0A kRaw steady but unchanged from IL o-l6o
for Moasses a64 016c. for Fair Refining and ll6c Tor
go test Centrifugal sales 5000 bags Maranham az go
g6o. Refined hrW. Cut Loaf 6k06 g. 8o Crushed 6h0
5.l8c.. Cubes Is &c., Powdered l3-l666sc. Granu
lated 1l.l6o. Mould 67sc. Confectionery 0l6c.
Coffee STANDARD 5>c, Cones on sos Lice. White Ex
Acc. IS. IL Ice. G q 4ac. Yellow ~
TALLow-Quiet and unchanged in price. Prime City
quoted 4c. Sales, &c, 900 ID, &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL. March 5-Proyislons-Bacon Cumberland Cut
37s 81, Long Mddcs 5ss. Ud short Clear Middlos
4O. Ud 800 I'd shoulders 2es oi per owL Boof
sbs cd India Ness Prime Mess, 6ss bd Pork
Prim. Mess, U2s vi. per bbL; Prime Mess, Eastern
Goa obi OlA o. Lard-A merlcan oos Prime est
ern, S7s 6d., Lard OH. S2a 81. hams-Long Cut Asa
shoulders 50 Od Buter-Vos OIL per cwt Tor nnest United
Western Bpring I'd. 81. 0fA 4d., Kei Winter, Is ST.
IA adj per GENITAL New NO. Winter. To- al; do Nc.
sprng rs Sd New Mixed Western Is. Ali California No
l. IA I'd al -,l No z IS til Q6 81 per Genital. Pro
ucosprits rurpentine 2ss 81; do at London u.s. oil
per Refined Petroleum. Id per gallon. Clover Seed
American kes, ass. per Tallow-2.5 OIL per cw
Fine American 23s oil; Prime CITY, 23s 6d. per cwt
Ro~in-C omuon, IS ydi Pale lls ID COS OIL Linsoed OIL
2O. por cwL PrOyisions-American Refrigerated Beef
hind quarters I'D: quarters 3l. 10. Hops at Lon
don-New.York state. AZ l5s Cd 43 U.s. 0d Cotonseei
OIL. Liverpool make. lss. @h
Inc reccipt, for the past three days
Al 90 ccutal+
The receipts days 2500O
centals. luC luding $4,000 Amerlcan
LONDON March 6.-Produce- OIL 81 Ga 30. a 81
O-. W S3s I'd Lin
seed Cake R6 la 81. per tom Refined Petroleum, 81
vi. por gallon; spirits OF Iurpcntine, 27s ID per
cwt Pale OIL oils 0d. Proysl0ns-Lsrd 32s. Cd per
American sugar-l2s I'd per cwt. fer Cuba Cen
truga poorzng $50 and La Cd lis 3D. for Muscovado
refining ahoat Australian Taow-Beef. 2is 81 025s
3s Cochin 937 Os American Exaggerated Beef S. ID for
hind quarters fore quarters per SO Oy
ANTWERP March -Petroleum-Fine Pa'e American, Is
francs paid and ID francs 81 centmes sellers
Lard closed at 10 francs 20 centnes 100 koS
BHEMKN March 8 Petroleum. u marks 90 pfennngs.
Wilcox closed Al 50 marks 90 pfennngs ITO ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-07

DSrioUR All; MfAL-rIoURII view Of the decided
%.s on rs Of The % Ss
81 sn@ss
ns 'sssr SSI. %eHns Nm Extra
Ss. f,ls s' scs & 'Sc The wss' SS
$50 eb s snper Fp, e. % sass &c. sae ob St
S Ga1sr w sS Pc E.,! .t'
aod to ehoco th he latter brands Of
sgsaiss' &c. F Eta 3 gosss
a aosss 60 aosd Choice Eitrs wssieTn g S'S
50 90 Common to Fair Extra Ohio 81 2oS oo osSa 20
sss Co. Clear sSqsi 2s re M,,%Ta 3 s5ssl 70
sssoss4 So o., common % Fa,5 Extr s. ossS 90
"a. s. 10 Patent S wutf wsea, I"Ga @
Tse & s9st Co. ou %srf Ss sS.fg
%% s.5 Ei'Is f e t%S
auss and Ss sSesTans Al g % {. ss 81 %
81 co oaa $. ss
s s.,nI S.y and a s m ss
y wa. S IN 5 the Of
SST U Nav SRss Which tho
touched o. Or gain Of a ,s Sas. %s s
%S.."s Mn e. Ss;iG Ss,
the mna I'D nss s@o1ai much soi
600 So,ae :. s'qrf 2 TSsa iO0
eo no Rod 81 &c IN soro S2.c n sieysoor w wS
e5c: No Rel aIc White state 96,.e; No Red APRIL
ei 49, e Ssns g ~ - s A e.ns at do July
yc closing at 90 iroi DO August w pd9i e clos
,ng AT ale Septamber - -d9j &C, closing At " @
do December e7. S9Jc. closing at 81 - %" May isss
z and unchanG ol.. BARLEf DUN ana
w,ek s,lr--tO bushels Ungradcd Canad an at I3c
BARLEY MALT-Dul and nominal. CoKN-lhs mar
lI A. "a tended higher lots advanced a 20 per push,
Lut the views OF holders materially checked trng
The buttons In freely and the shorts were
heavy buyers Prices mai gain OF cd We Al te outset
and during Afternoon the fluctuations dd not amount 10
ro,. IMAM &c closing the best rates sales
900 future 81 900 bushels spot including I'm
Bose doiivrredi No. bic Ia elevator 24c- dol'er.i
No a 5OSa5Oasc. closing Al oO'4c. 10 Apti.
20 6Osso. closing at so i do May 6o95o'c closing Al
q, 05O,sc closing at bOhc.--.. OATS
Ch grades are higher by at SC per bushel with mod
crate sr trading The options advanced va NJ ana
live inolulinE No at "a nc DO wtte SOC; No si'
a gSr do White 3Gi4 q 1c.. No White. 3sc.i Mixed
We.orn IS aSTc, White do. 3. et2ci White state 4Oc;
No March, "a &C. closing at 3&'.c DO April, S'sc clos
INC Al "a c May 80 % &c, closing AZ 80 &C. do Juno
49, d35Nc. closing at 35.c.....FEED Quiet aud un'
changed.
Walkers Private Daily Circular March q 1887 New YORK:
Tho United Kingdom during the four months March April
My and imported Hour and wheat together Tor 1856
90. f,ffau
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GG.2sa.73a
7G.799.62O

a7b 90 quarters $500 o0o bushels spring and sum
consumption sSO 10TH "c se would be
bushels Of WHEAT % qIs9 q r COO S@
s.s than March ssg Aa; India Masa +, Gs nc
fIensg IN i T March to June inclusive than IN
1856 Continental demand promsss 10 Ge ysTy mucn
larger IN i9s s ' alter March ss7 cannot
@ Idle < 81 S SSy are r Smaller IN 1877 sn 1855 will
moi Probably reach ~ The Tour months March 10 June ihcu
Sye to sifre" March 10 June inclusive
.S1 sac; ass a1S s"sRS ess or
Guiding bushels passage March 1850 There
was on Ss snr nted state, Atlantic ports 257oco
Sn irwin SpS' a
Yn .s1 syf Eo"e 900 bushels, passage
,henc" o States aud Canada IN 1885 1881 1913
for Aess PTl' Rf
or nearly per week I s as from 10,
s sIe Sas an average 6Oooo Hu.ho. week for
S @ Ey tic Ensdo vii
wanted from Atlantic por Taxing a.. 1hs
" France alone arch to July 81 1887 Will reach
ap9n, SrRAw~ quet and without change OF
Sys1 Mas sSSpUs Soc
Straw dull. Long Rye 7oc Short DO SSdCoe' oaI on
essential change AmI 7, s1aob
state 1850 P ssss to Choice 60 DO 0
loci Coast 1872 1885, 1889 ss' Good 20 Prime me-
sSioS rereisn-derman. crop OF 1885, i'0''c' hnS'h
dG with lse bid for boiling stock o.rs =,
an s .d ia @ aIr s sss IN o
a Aies o sI s ID a .Sa 90 cas
ions here we'll sSS close Steady Sg PisSss
asds Drahds been relatively weaker and are now
S:0y 5ass as Ss s'%'.s sa'
LAKE. aare solo At 10 GSs ssle; Of G5i Ss,s
e sf Sp
S ss-h%Al sroREs-sprs Turpentine firm and a cen.
on this basis Resins quiet and spe11snsed stIsnsa
90 o. . 81 Is; y sos g - 81 3d. NJ
ard sn:'
yellow fair 70 prime S1SSsci : Ta6 sms ~
ssms ssyl'i
:.a sSS Lar. ssiI g'fisn: Tss:
s3S s Sa 7 sSsnn 4o
IL s:ssn. Sa 4 ssss ''a'h'd winter
otEAN sa %sys%sr, on ss1sTsiy
sS 's s gram
a.
SsnSs .sg SSs
"a ans sSTnssasn RITZ ssOG ss. on
Dai.n. Schooner % 7s and from Fsrna&dn.
one DEALS u b u anS 1as iS
Hootland from Amboya schooner COAL 81 and dis
movement continues stead,
in way partly for srP port nrss' 1s eisssf
quoted 3 e 10 g
rI ssssss SO R'ts
MnATsIhavs moderate. demand At steady prices
SpSS for s'i 70 S: aSS5 fa
s',s: SSs's snst S r Hs.s rs%s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-07
8teamboats anb Railroads.
DENNSYLVANlA RAILROAD.
On and Altar JANUARY 81 l0yz
o. On and After JANUARY 81, 1887
GREAT TRUNK LINE


GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trsins leave via Desbr0sses and cortands sss
Hsi:sHrs Risssurs ana sas West xsa Pullman
puns and s.sys
w Iais q S sSef Hsvsn 600 M Cory and "a.
sG on 81 CORY Tor 1iu'vo fesrslss:
B%s: s.ss.
%a:hineton daily So. sor p y;
@ ss 81 rssu :na ss Ss sna 90
civ except O sunday Gr s psrios az.
For Cape May. days. lilo IN On Saturday, only.
tons, via RAILWAY and Amboy M. IL noon. S"o D. n
On Sunday 946 a. m and p. m do not stop a. Asbury
For , Point and Norfolk via Phllad.lpAi.
yla Bs%9Ts and Be-. Line
Jersey ciiy saordns speedy and direct ransfsr tos
zrans s.rfrr: From pittsnnrs 7lo 7so 1870 A. m. TOO
I e. $40 ss1as@ JIG 90 s so sSS sss s IA
ssS esS !sS 1859 fse saS s sas s
% 800 " go Zoo go S. sri loss ESQ i''' iiSo
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Trains Leave NewYork via Desbosses and cor
go sa, TO chicago Limited and 10 washington Linn.
and a. is J1Isy. ass
rasiss .s,ss sss Ss$s s.1 $'s and 10 %
80 - ~, 1, = 4. ?. p. m and II, and
Ro on Hmnnsv =, connect A. Trenton for Camden.
l2oi 800 4:05 40 $40 $50 7so 800 $40 0:40 III
aha m Limited Express Liza and i;5op M l2l9
s s$o 3o5 80 80 $780, s4oA m. i24a N:5o LmtodS
Leave Philadelphia via Camden 900 daily except sun
Ticket Offices s49 435 and ga Broadway Aston Housa
Battery place and foot Of Dcsbrosses Corandt sts
4Colrtst ant Brooklyn station. foot Puiton.st
Brooklyn Station Jersey City Emigrant Ticket once,
The New York Transfer Company will for and check
bsgeaae from hotels and residences - $3.50 '
CHARLES r.. PUGH.
General Manager. General Pass'r AGENT
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
D. yo-,a bicer V.sssls mi PnfLro1ds
GENERAL MARKET RE PORT.

cOFFFE-wns advanced u to the basis OF H%c. for far
Rio invoices No business was reported however Mlli
groys qniet firm Sales $40 bags MaricaDo ana
400 bags Sayana In auction trading poderate business
was repored market opened NJ points adyano, and
cosed rrm al an 56O points for the day fol
lows: March IL 7Od l275i April IL 706l276 May l2l09
10 7b lime 10 10 july 1I75a 1880 August IL SOUl2S
September 1880 1890; October. l2s51l29o; Eovem.
bcr. 12so9l29O December l2oo@l29o Sales oS''oo
bags , IA, 60.
ay in ympathy option list Sales 4Sb bales
400 EVENING" 1s0 OF which were for consumption ana
ths ba lance WAS account Since September the
total port receipts been 4Sa3 bales against 4ooo
T0i bales tor the period last year. .s.,
The American standard OF CLASSIFICATION
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

FOOT or LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
For PHILADELPHIA ana TRENTON, Bound Brook
Route at 400 7tS6. $780, Hoo m 1880 &oO. 4SO oi6u
1880 1900 y. SUNDAYS 1t 400. eAo - mi o;oo lZoo
D. M n, ,,.oo ,an Aoo 620
have connection Tor heading fo.a
Mauch Chunk Heading Harrisburg ete On sundays ZOE
EastOn. c..-A
$50 a. NJ Tor Easton bethlehem Allentown Maueh Chunk
Wkesbarro Scranton, Reading Harrisburg, Pottsvie
TansQua, shamokin. sunbury. LewsburE WilhAmsport
100 and 1880 p. m. for Easton, Bethlehem Allentown
Mauch Chunk Heading, Harrisburg. etc.
$40 for Easton Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch Chunk
Wkesbarre Scranton Iamaqua, shamckin, sunbuiy Lew
Go5 and $50 Tor Es.on, Bethlehem Allentown, etc
b46 D. IN. for Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown, Maucl
Chunk Wkesbarre leading Harrisourg etc Gu Sundays
100 and iso p m. for Easton, Bethlehem Allentown
x.so Sis HOO q M. 100 400, 49, 8l6 p Sundays
| (exce VI sunuaysl Point Pleasant - -
zsJ sib ioo A'S0 m- for Lakewood. Toms Rve
Hiso ~ 100 p m, for Atlantic City vineand. ans
sS5. s,i5 li4SA m 100. Aso $50 for Free
$50 Goo clio, Hoo HAS q. M, 100. 400. AsO
| bSO. 6:l6 y IN. Sundays AGO. 300 NJ Tor Pertl
For time OF trains local points timetables 1t Tcke
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